Thursday, October 15, 2026
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Esquire’s Big Black Book—the essential guide to style and luxury—turns 20 this fall. We’ve marked the occasion with a brand new issue. For vital deep dives into what makes a great dress shirt, or a sexy new cologne worth trying, and how to wear the season’s best tailoring, as shown by comedian Matt Friend, click below. —Madison Vain, executive editor
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With notes of cognac, amaretto, and even cachaça, these fragrances are sophisticated—not sloppy.
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No one wants to smell like they just stumbled out of a bar. But done the right way, fragrances with a whiff of liquor (or liqueur) can be the perfect antidote to the brisk, blustery days ahead. We’ve pulled together five of our favorites here. Give ’em a spritz for an extra dose of seasonal sophistication.
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You’ve probably seen Matt Friend on your Instagram feed impersonating a famous person: Donald Trump, Jennifer Coolidge, Rami Malek, King Charles, Andy Cohen, Howard Stern, Stanley Tucci, Jeff Goldblum, Joe Biden, you name it. Really, they’re uncanny. Close your eyes and you’ll swear you’re hearing the real Bill Gates talk about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Unlike most of his fellow comedians, Friend dresses up onstage, opting for sharply tailored suits from brands like Brioni and Zegna instead of tees and hoodies.
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While innovation drives things forward, there’s nothing quite so appealing as an iconic watch design given a new spin. Check out the latest riffs on time-tested designs like the Reverso and the Oyster Perpetual. These six updates are our favorites of 2026.
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